Sentence examples for make minor amendments from inspiring English sources

A week later, Obama signed another bill to make minor amendments to the first one.

Their feedback was used to make minor amendments, and the final version, CIM-C, was confirmed.

The pilot results were used to make minor amendments and the coefficients generated from analysis of the pilot data were used as prior parameters to improve the efficiency of the experimental design.

The Fed made minor amendments to its original proposal to further the cases where it would apply.

The changes will be made by making minor amendments to the yet-to-be implemented Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, which is currently progressing through parliament.

The Board of Education made minor amendments yesterday to Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy's plan to change bilingual education, beefing up his plan to give parents more say when their child is enrolled in the program.

After comparing the back-translated and original versions and making minor amendments to the reconciled version, we produced a pilot questionnaire.

A common criticism was that the tool was too long; hence, during the implementation process, each SPH made minor amendments to the tool based on their local needs.

Once the themes had been defined and named, a preliminary thematic map was constructed and two authors (AV, JT) analysed the remaining interviews using this framework, making minor amendments to it following discussion and resolving disagreements through mutual consensus.

You can make minor changes with amendments, which may cover the addition of a new committee, for example.

It is possible that the coalition could make minor changes to both bills, especially on punitive damages when the courts bill returns to the Lords, but the scope for further amendments after months of inter-party talks seems slim.